What I would like to achieve is: 1. Grab the NSStrings from all the NSDictionaries from my NSArray (Only one NSString per NSDictionary)
How can I get the content of this plist? I am a little confused on the different elements and how to access them.
I have NSDictionaries stored in an NSMutableArray. Each NSDictionary has a NSNumber inside of it. So right now, my tableview will show the cells in the way they are ordered in the array. What I want t
I have this method. [self postRequestWithURL: (NSString *) postArgs:(NSDictionary *) headerArgs: (NSDictionary *) ];
I need to set some observers on a lot of different keys and I\'d rather not declare about fifty different @properties, (as I had started to do) so I\'m wondering if NSDictionary can do it all for me?
I have a plist that is set up like: As you can see, I have a dictionary within a dictionary: each parent node has children nodes, which themselves are a dictionaryy with images and badges associate
no idea why, but this simply isn\'t working. it\'s supposed to load some values from a plist file, and load them into some UITextFields. it does output with the NSLogs everything you would expect, but
From what I have read, keys in dictionaries are unique. Consider this 开发者_JAVA百科code: NSMutableDictionary *mydic = [NSMutableDictionary dictionary];
Consider the code below. In essence, we get 2 strings, then we add these values to the NSDictionary. However, i hit a weird bug. When fbAccessTokenKey is 0x0 (or nil), then twitterToken would not be
I have an NSDictionary object called \"myData,\" and I\'m trying to access it from the UITableViewDelegate method \"didSelectRowAtIndexPath.\"
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